The Nonprofit Quarterly (NPQ) is a nonprofit print and digital magazine that educates the nonprofit sector through research-based articles and resources. They’re “calling on writers, historians, artists, and nonprofit workers to contribute to #WeTheCivic: America 250—a collective editorial series dedicated to interrupting ‘official’ whitewashed 250-year ‘official narratives’ and uplift the people who actually built American democracy: multiracial nonprofit workers, organizations, and movements.”

What they’re looking for:

“We invite essays, reported pieces, criticism, visual art, and hybrid forms that illuminate the ways nonprofit and philanthropic workers, leaders, organizations, movements, and policy fights that advanced the promises of a multiracial democracy over the last 250 years. We are especially interested in stories from communities and geographies that rarely anchor national narratives about US democracy—the rural South, the borderlands, Indigenous nations, immigrant enclaves, mid-sized cities, faith communities, labor halls, and more.”

Payment is $500 for each accepted written reported, historical, or criticism piece, $500 for original visual or multimedia art, and $150 for existing visual or multimedia art. Pitches are accepted on a rolling basis, though those submitted by May 5, 2026 will be given priority. For more details, refer to their post and call for pitches.